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#153481 01/09/2006 8:57 AM
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Lyrics: "Noshville Katz," by the Lovin' Cohens.

Noshville Katz-- he runs a kosher deli!
Noshville Katz-- the only place in town!
Noshville Katz-- it's not like you're in Brooklyn.
Noshville Katz-- the only one around!

Well, there's thirteen-hundred fifty-two different restaurants in
Noshville.
And you can eat anything from a hominy grit to a Contac time pill.
But there's only one place to get a half-sour pickle or a corn beef
sandwich in Noshville,
Just ask anybody how to get to Katz's if you're looking to eat well!

About a year ago it was impossible to find a kosher delicatessan.
And the people said, "Mr. Katz, won't you open up a place where the
people can fressin'?"
Well, it was a good idea for a Brooklyn boy to bring a kosher deli
to Noshville.
And his bubbah asked him who would eat his food
He said, "The Tennessee folks will!"

So, they call him
Noshville Katz-- he runs a kosher deli!
Noshville Katz-- the only place in town!
Noshville Katz-- it's not like you're in Brooklyn.
Noshville Katz-- the only one around!

Have a Yiddishe dish
A potato knish
Or a bagel and cream cheese.
A little chicken soup or gifilte fish
With some carrots and green peas.
If you can get through that,
Have a little chopped liver or some herring in wine sauce.

And you can wash it down with a Dr. Brown--
It shouldn't be a total loss.
Eat, darling, eat!

Noshville Katz-- he runs a kosher deli!
Noshville Katz-- the only place in town!
Noshville Katz-- it's not like you're in Brooklyn.
Noshville Katz-- the only one around!

We also cater bar mitzvahs.

#153482 01/09/2006 10:27 AM
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Ha! I should've read this before further hijacking the singing thread.

#153483 01/09/2006 12:51 PM
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Erp, I didn't akshully meant ta post that remarked in t'other thread. 'twas late, an' I culdn't sleep fer worrian 'bout da slowin' of t'earth's rotashun.

#153484 01/09/2006 11:57 PM
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hahhah, thanks for that, it's inspired! The rhythm is so perfickly catchy

#153485 01/10/2006 12:52 AM
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#153486 01/10/2006 12:57 AM
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Akschully, the best "kosher" deli is . . . Katz's, on Houston and Ludlow, since who knows when. A sign over the counter and dating probably from WWII says, "Send a salami to your boy in the Army"

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#153487 01/11/2006 12:17 AM
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Noo Yoikers, huh... who else ud feed gladly on Katz food?!

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Houston

and don't forget that's pronounced "HOW-stin"

#153489 01/11/2006 2:18 PM
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John Sebastian was often seen noshing in Katz's in the '60s.

#153490 01/12/2006 11:55 PM
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And there used to be a good one (Kosher deli) on 2nd Avenue somewhere between 10th and St. Mark's Place (or mebbe between St. Mark's and 7th across from Cooper Union?), as I recall. I used to munch there frequently as it was around the corner from where I lived circa '78 (stopped in almost daily for my morning bagel).

Then there was Wolfie's uptown.

#153491 01/13/2006 1:54 AM
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The Second Avenue Deli, at Ninth Street, is closing its doors -- perhaps even as I write this. Can't afford a new lease. Its founder who, it seems, was a good guy, was shot to death five or seven years ago, on the street while carrying his earnings to the night deposit box.


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